WARSAW — This year, 30 students from Warsaw Community High School earned Kosciusko’s Work Ethic Certificate. The certificate recognizes students with future-ready skills and gives perks to students who work for partnering companies of the program.

The partnership between the school and different companies links highly qualified graduates to job opportunities in the community. Qualifications for the program include a high attendance rate, no discipline issues, GPA of C- or higher, work or community service hours and demonstration of future ready skills during their senior year.

Students who met the established criteria earned cords to wear to graduation, a covering for their chair at graduation and a certificate signed by the governor. To learn more about the program, contact Jill Jackson or visit the Warsaw Area Career Center website.